Articles
Eggins: It’s What’s for Breakfast
Looking for your next breakfast food that won’t break the bank, is easy to make, easy to store AND super healthy? Look no further: Introducing Eggins. Or at least that’s what we call them!
Combatting Overwhelm in Teen Athletes
Our teens athletes have more on their plate than just about any previous generation. Youth are specializing in sports at younger and younger ages, which means not only an increase in the number of chronic use injuries and recurring pain, but also in the amount of pressure our teens are under to perform well in their chosen sport.
You’re Not a Fraud, You’re Just Experiencing Imposter Syndrome
Imposter syndrome tends to be a high achiever trait, and approximately 70 percent of all adults will experience it at some point in their life. Perfectionism is a closely related trait, where people feel like they have to be performing at 110% and firing on all cylinders at all times.
Go Red For Your Health
by Lisa Mildon Did you know February is American Heart Month? No, it’s not because of Valentine’s Day this month. In 1963, President Lyndon B. Johnson designated February as American Heart Month to raise awareness of cardiovascular disease. For women, this month is...
Life Threw Us a Curveball
by Mary Holtrop A lot of discussions over the past several weeks revolved around 2020; why it was so awful, why we should forget it, and why 2021 is going to be better for us. Along with this, there are the many questions of “what did you learn in 2020?”, “what...
What a Pain in the Neck!
by Erin Ging MS, LAT, ATC, CES,CEAS Like many Americans, and people all over the world, we have found ourselves working from home. Working from home is awesome right? Pj bottoms, food close by, happy dogs that get to see you all the time, homeschooling...
The Big Breakups of 2020
by Leslie Ann Ellingburg RYT I had two big breakups this year--I left my husband and I broke up with all my fitness trackers. Both were relationships that started out with the best of intentions, lots of fun, love, and new ways to see my life. However, one became...
C-Section Scars – Problems and Solutions
by Guest Contributor Allan Guenther LMT One of the main goals of my practice is to help women to avoid C-sections. In most situations, this means giving the pelvis more mobility. You see, if the pelvis can move properly, the baby can make his way through the birth...
That’s My Plate! I Don’t Know You!!
by Sherona Espinosa I don’t know what it was that bothered me more, the nerve or the confidence to criticize the amount of food on my plate. I found it odd, coming from a man I just met with a waistline thicker than my own. Like, “Sorry,...
Saying Yes and No in Codependency
For me, saying no is a different problem entirely. After a lifetime of saying “no” to things because I wanted to meet OTHER PEOPLE’S expectations of what I should be and look like, I have wrestled with myself to do the things I want. I have waited for permission to do things because heaven forbid, I have a mind of my own.